In this episode of the Regenerative edge, host Moh Al-Haifi continues the conversation with Renee Mitchell and Tania Lo from Tandem, exploring what happens when purpose-led and regenerative spaces repeat the very patterns they are trying to move beyond.

The conversation moves through decolonising business culture, the discomfort of naming white supremacy in organisational spaces, the tension between individual need and collective responsibility, and the ways either-or thinking can quietly reproduce colonial patterns.

Together, Moh, Renee, and Tania also explore the pressure of money in regenerative work. For many founders and changemakers, survival mode is not abstract. It is shaped by cash flow, investment pressure, profitability, and the fear that there may not be enough to keep going.

Rather than treating money as separate from culture, this episode asks how regenerative organisations can resource themselves and each other without defaulting to extraction, urgency, or the traditional hockey-stick version of scale.

This episode is part of Season 1, Setting the Table, stewarded by Zebra Growth and created in collaboration with foundational partners Unity Effect and Tandem.

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